Cookie preferences
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This website stores nothing in your browser when you arrive. It uses a few strictly necessary first-party cookies to remember choices you make, and one optional technology, Google Analytics, which counts visits to the homepage, pricing and contact pages. Google Analytics stays off, and nothing is sent to Google, unless you turn it on. There is no advertising, marketing, session-replay or other tracking.
Google Analytics
If you agree, Google Analytics 4 is loaded on the homepage, the pricing page and the contact page, and never on the legal or cookie pages. It is set up so that:
- the address reported for each page has its query string and fragment removed, apart from the three campaign tags
utm_source,utm_mediumandutm_campaign; - another site that referred you is reported only by its domain;
- the one interaction counted is a click on an email link, without the address;
- Google signals, advertising features and ad personalization are off, and Google Consent Mode keeps every advertising signal denied;
- Kultarr. sends Google no name, email address, account or cloud-account information.
| Name | Provider | Purpose and duration |
|---|---|---|
| _ga | Google (analytics, optional, first-party cookie set by Google’s script) | 13 months from your last visit. Holds a random identifier that tells one browser from another. |
| _ga_49N76FG1PN | Google (analytics, optional, first-party cookie set by Google’s script) | 13 months from your last visit. Holds the state of the current visit. |
How long a cookie stays in your browser and how long Google keeps what it measured are different periods. Google keeps measurement data tied to the cookie identifier for up to 14 months, as set in the Google Analytics property. Withdrawing consent switches Google Analytics off on this browser, stops further data being sent and deletes its cookies; it does not by itself delete data Google has already received. Google’s privacy notice: policies.google.com/privacy.
What Kultarr. itself stores
First-party items written by kultarr.io, each only when you act. They contain no identity and are never shared with anyone.
| Name | Type | Purpose | Duration | Access |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| kultarr_consent | Cookie (strictly necessary) | Remembers your choice about optional cookies, including a refusal, and the policy version it was made against, so you are not asked on every page. Set only when you answer the cookie banner or save a choice on the cookie page. | Twelve months, after which you are asked again. | Readable by this site’s own scripts. Secure (sent only over HTTPS). SameSite=Lax. Sent with requests to this website. |
| kultarr_a11y | Cookie (preference) | Remembers the accessibility display settings you choose, such as text size or higher contrast, so every page loads with them. Contains no identity. Set only when you change a setting. | Twelve months, or until you reset the settings. | Readable by this site’s own scripts. Secure (sent only over HTTPS). SameSite=Lax. Sent with requests to this website. |
| kultarr-a11y-dock | Local storage (preference) | Remembers where you moved the accessibility button, and whether you hid it. Stays in your browser and is never sent to Kultarr. Set only when you move or hide the button. | Kept until you clear your browser’s site data. | Browser storage. Readable by this site’s own scripts; never sent to the server. |
Functional and marketing cookies
Not used. This website loads no advertising, marketing, retargeting, session-replay or functional third-party technology, so these categories are not offered as choices. If one is ever introduced, it will be listed here first and will not load until you agree.
Browser privacy signals
If your browser sends a Global Privacy Control signal, Kultarr. treats it as a refusal of analytics and marketing cookies: you are not asked, and Google Analytics is not loaded. Kultarr. does not sell personal information or share it for cross-context behavioural advertising.
The Kultarr service
Customer access to the Kultarr service is not open yet. When it is, signing in will use a small number of strictly necessary first-party cookies, set only when you sign in. Every cookie and storage item the service can use is listed in section 15 of the Privacy Policy.